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Read articles →The distinctive element here is a real-world fuel consumption test on the Kubota L4701: the creator had assumed roughly one gallon per hour, did the math after a fill-up, and landed at 0.61 gallons per hour, which he breaks down to about $3.41 per hour at current diesel prices. That's the tractor content. The rest of the video is farm lifestyle, chickens, pigs, tomato planting, a garden tour. Best for L4701 owners curious specifically about fuel economy; buyers wanting a purchase-focused review should look elsewhere.
Posted by the Fall Line Ridge channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing day-to-day life on a small farm, with tractor topics woven into broader homestead content.
After testing with a fill-up and hour tracking, the Kubota L4701 used 0.61 gallons of diesel per hour, better than the owner's estimate of about one gallon per hour.
At $5.59 per gallon for off-road diesel, burning 0.61 gallons per hour comes out to $3.41 per hour, not including oil or filters.
The owner says yes, noting the amount of work the tractor with a grapple can do for brush clearing, driveway scraping, and mowing is worth more than $3.41 an hour.
